Ringgold High School - Aries Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

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The Famil Man 1978 jr.-Sr. Pla Laurie Iones observes what makeup masterpiece she has created on Cary Coutu's face - a mess. 'P Xi gf' -i g I. LX 3 ,, S E ' X In ... ..,.., ,of s A 'Q , 4 r 4,5 .f W av! Karen Lang, Beth Ann Snook, and Chris Hough listen as loan Bartolotta gossips about the neighbors. i I George Crompton and Denise Ferbas engage in a domestic squabble in the Cahill home. ' -son nam: I 8 lohn Sebolt, Bob DePretis and Lisa Davis are part of the hard working stage crew, an important part of every production.

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People, sung by Karen Lang was one of various solos. To Broadway With Lo e - - -ASmash Review A totally new idea was innovated in the 1978 musical production - a review which incorporated the talents of dancers, singers, actors and writers. The script was written by Denise Ferbas and Debbie Buell and was performed by a cast of six. The musical cast performed songs from various Broadway hits such as Brigadoon, West Side Story and jesus Christ Superstar, in both solos and group efforts. It if . T if T cl' , 1 I f T T if l . a 1 N-'rr-:H sf.. f it fr' , , ,fi V ' ' . uv: I X . il'l ff ff? T fi B 3 sua v... fi ght, l c Michele Tokar and Holly Kerr share their dancing tal- The cast performs songs from Superstar'l for the student body during an assembly in ents with the audience. the gym. K1-!'Y s Ioan Bartolotta, Denise Ferbas and Kathy Fry set These lets sing numbers from West Side Story, one of the many musicals represented the scene for the review. 174 in the review.

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Public Speaking and Drama are two courses which give the students knowledge of the subjects, pose, and many other beneifts as well. The stage craft classes give the two dramatic productions an invaluable serve ice. It is through their long hours of work that the performers on stage are able to give a performance at all. Every bit of scenery, every prop, every special effect is handled by these talented students. This course teaches someone how to really produce a performance. .xwsc A Mrs. Anderson contemplates another per' formance. V. A r,,r it t 2 . ' A . . 452 r f5ff!95?lf?fff??l1i?5fiQj,IEEE f,sL 'f?4?l97f?ff77'21j,-inH9111 - yg. ' if , gs.: ,, ,Vk . i fir Yi 4 W 14 l y i E ' . N fi ,. W 4 5 --un-..,w PUBLIC SPEAKING: Front Row: M. Pintar, A. Kosa, L. jones, D. Buell, Back Row: B. l-larkins, R, Fonzi, L. Stang, L. Pritchard, D. Cola, G. Moore, T. Graeser, S, Cogar. Debbie Buell demonstrates the fine art of public speaking, DRAMA: Row 1: R. Giovannucci, L. Welsch, M. Fernandez, Row 2: A. Bartrug, STAGE CREW: Row 1: E. Barskite, K. Fritzel, S. Crawley, D. P. Willis, L. Gibson, K, Koller, Row 3: V. Coury, R. Tregembo, R. Barbe, C. Martin, Row 2: M. Pintar, B. Schinkovec, D. Cole, B. Walker, B. Hyslop. DePretis, R. Morales, Row 3: L. Davis, P. Behanna, M. Tease dale, G. Schallenberger, I. Sebolt, B. Euntal, D. King, B. Hands. 76